Car Dealers Are SCREAMING The ECONOMY IS COLLAPSING!

My name is Brandon and I am a used car dealer. I created Car Questions Answered to share the ins and outs of the used car market from my perspective. I share with you updates on car prices, what's happening at the dealer auctions, and what it's like being a dealer. My goal is to share information to help you make the best decisions while buying a car to save you money. I do not want car dealers taking advantage of you.

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*None of this is meant to be construed as financial advice, it's for entertainment purposes only.

[BrianNC]

Getting denied for financing may be a blessing in disguise.

[kylesmith]

These car dealers that were selling over MSRP need to go out of business and I hope they do.

[rocinblues]

If dealers are whining, give them a mirror.

[joewalters]

Last vehicle we bought came down to $500 that the dealer was adamant about not giving up.
The sales manager said “I can’t believe you’re going to let that amount stop you from having a new vehicle” which I replied “I can’t believe you’re going to let this dealership lose a new car sale over $500.” We got the amount removed but the arrogance and greed of dealerships is on another level now.

[edwinmontero]

I don’t feel sorry for any car dealership, used or new, in Florida. They sold several crappy cars, had historical record profits, and ripped off people who probably needed a car to go to work to put food on their family table… how about that?

[GerryMatestic-bwzi]

Nobody has any sympathy for those greedy bastards.(car used car dealerships....

[randymertens]

It isn't just the price of a car, but the rising cost of insurance and taxes.

[saleens]

Banks should have never loaned over 100% value. That was their idiotic mistake. Second was the idiots that paid $70K on a $40k vehicle. They both need to live with the consequences.

[CJ]

Just came from a Ford dealership, $120, 000.00 for a bronco. I just can believe it.

[eddym]

They raised 90% on car prices, and now lowering 20% still 70% raise...

[luckymanindeed]

The problem with the car market is not the economy. The problem with the car market is they are TOO expensive and in many cases TOO unreliable.

[spiritedgarage]

Dealerships and Manufacturers need to be told that there wont be any bankruptcy bailouts for them this time around.

[crazyspartan]

I'm glad the banks are tightening up. There's so many people making stupid moves like paying 60, 70, and 80k for vehicles. All those sheeple are making those stupid moves, letting manufacturers take advantage of them. Proof that we're more about getting what we want no matter how bad it'll hurt us

[SilverSidedSquirrel]

And YET THE PRICES AREN'T COMING DOWN

[PSpringfield]

In Cuba they are still driving/rebuilding 1950s cars. In the U.S., it looks like we will now have to start doing that with 2005 to 2015 cars.

[zoftigbeatnik]

I will never buy a new car again. I just bought a 10 year old car and it serves its purpose. Would rather put a little money in it to maintain it then have a $1000 car payment.

[Haya]

Stellantis just announced huge problems with their sales. You showed them months ago

[Hunty]

The more expensive the car, the more expensive the car insurance. Insurance is not helping cars be more affordable.

[Profabdesigns]

I have been trying to buy a new Dodge, and I get add-on like locking lug nuts for $400, and front two window tint $399! I told the sales guy to go pack sand. He said he could remove it I said “you had your chance to be honest, now you’re just a liar”!!

[sgtcrab]

When you have a ton of 2023s, 2024s on the lot and the 2025s are showing up you are in REAL big trouble. A 2023 needs to be about 40% lower than MSRP! I is depreciated and and no doubt has tons of lot rot! Tires, batteries etc.